Hi Michael,
Yes, you’re welcome to submit more than one, but only one monologue is eligible for the competition. So, if you submit more than one, you’ll need to mention which one you want to enter. Comments from others will only count for the competing monologue.

Hi Erin,
I think I answered this for you elsewhere, but I wanted to address it here as well, in case anyone else has a similar question. Comments only count on the submissions page. Each commentator only counts once. That way we’re encouraging you to share your work with others and get exposure as an actor, but not to have one person leave lots of repetitive or spammy comments. Comments from the actor who submitted the monologue don’t count toward his or her final score. Neither do comments from me or the other judges.

Comments on the monologue count for 75% of the most social actor award, and use of our #KnowMonologues hashtag counts for 25% of the score, and you get up to 3 points for hashtag use per day. To count, the #KnowMonologues hashtag has to be used in a public site like Twitter or be set to public on a site like Facebook. This helps us verify the usage. (Any post can be made public on Facebook. Details: https://www.facebook.com/help/120939471321735) Posts to open groups also count. Actors are encouraged to keep track of their total hashtag use and let us know at the end of the challenge. We will keep track as well, but there are a number of accounts and groups out there, and we can’t guarantee that we’ll find all the hashtags on our own.

Let me know if you have questions, and I’ll be glad to elaborate.

Quick question regarding the scoring of the comments: Do the comments only count if they are posted on your submission page or if we were to publicly post our monologue on Facebook, would comments posted there count towards our score as well?

Thanks!!